>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. today brought more details about friday's shooting in connecticut and the lives that were lost. and we should let you know, those details are troubling. the medical examiner has now identified all the victims killed yesterday at sandy hook elementary school. 20 children ages 6 and 7 died along with 6 adults. all were shot multiple times at close range with an assault rifle, not handguns as reported yesterday. investigators also say the shooter forced his way into the school although they have not given specifics as to how. and about two hours ago, president obama announced he will attend a memorial service tomorrow in newtown. tonight the mourning is well

under way. in the past two hours this vigil was held for victoria soto, the first grade teacher shot while trying to shield her first grade students from the gunman. her family says she lost her life doing what she loved. she was 27 years old. a live report from sandy hook in a moment but first, cbs 5 reporter don knapp is at a vigil in san francisco's dolores park. don. >> reporter: ann, even though we are a continent away from what happened in newtown, connecticut, people in san francisco in the bay area very much touched and troubled by what happened here. there was a vigil tonight one of about 16 or 17 around the bay area suggested by moveon.org. people decided to come down and bring their own candles. they stood in the rain and talked about what happened and offered each other support and talked about the title of their get together which is vigil to end gun violence. some people say even though we have a lot of violence in the united states, what happened this time with so many children may be the tipping point.

one of those people is natalie foster. >> i like to believe that because it's very innocent, very young children, that this will really cut through a lot of the mess in d.c. i'm a brand- new mom. i have a seven-week-old who i've brought out. and my heart like every parent across america is breaking right now. so when the president cried, you know, there were parents crying with him. i like to think this can be a real moment for us. >> reporter: we would expect people would come together to do something. we see this after all the events we follow in this country when people are shot in schools. reporting live in san francisco, don knapp, cbs 5. even before we know the toll at sandy hook the shooting took its place on the roster of american mass shootings. columbine, virginia tech aurora. and for every one of those

incidents, there are survivors and leaders who still cope with the aftermath and news of the latest tragedy. >> not again. just sick to my stomach and just takes me back to what we felt on april 12, 1999. it's emotionally anyone that was alive during that time or especially columbine just takes us back to that horrific day that we had. >> it really hurts when babies die. and i really hope that this shooting is the turning point. we have the power to prevent violence. we have learned how to accept each other, live with one another. we have to get back to the basics of being human beings. this one just really, really, really hurts. >> i can't put into words how impossible it seems to me that

this could happen again so suddenly so rapidly. it's disconcerting. again, there's nothing controversy out there that enough information to assimilate that this is one of the things that i'm still upset enough about just hearing about connecticut that i haven't even been able to formulate my words. >> let's now go live to newtown, connecticut, and cbs reporter ines ferre. ines, investigators are still piecing together what happened. >> reporter: they are still piecing together what happened. they are saying that they are having some progress in trying to figure out what the motive is but they still don't have a motive. and it's been a day of mourning here in newtown. a community is trying to pull together as parents and family members grieve for the loss of their loved ones. 12-year-old jocelyn cardenas came from danbury, connecticut it drop off flowers at a memorial for the 26 people killed at sandy hook elementary school. >> even though we didn't know anyone directly just hurt because you never know what's going to happen next. >> reporter: she is one of many grieving for those gunned down in newtown, connecticut friday morning. investigators identified the

shooter as 20-year-old adam lanza. the medical examiner says everyone was shot multiple times with a rifle. >> this probably is the worst i have seen. >> reporter: eight boys and 12 girls all ages 6 and 7 died including ana marquez-greene, the daughter of a well-known saxophone player; and emilie parker, who moved to newtown a year ago. >> she was a type of person that could just light up the room. she -- [ crying ] >> she always had something kind to say about anybody. >> reporter: this community of about 27,000 is coming together to try to cope with this tragedy. all throughout town people are putting up signs like this one to support each other. >> we will put our arms around those families and around each other. we will find a way to heal. >> reporter: the shooter also killed his mother, nancy. >> oh, it shocked us all. >> reporter: his aunt said she was a bright boy and his mother and father were good parents.

>> if he needed help, i know they would have gotten it for him. >> investigators don't have a motive but say officers are collecting good evidence to help them piece together how and why lanza did this. vigils are being held throughout the weekend. president obama will be here speaking with family members, thank first responders and is expected to speak at a vigil tomorrow night at 7 p.m. >> ines, we have heard that adam lanza's father issued a statement. do you have details? >> reporter: yes. he has issued a statement. peter lanza said his family is in a state of disbelief, saying no words can express how heartbroken we are. >> thank you, ines ferre. well, in a moment, gun violence and gun buybacks in the bay area today. we'll have the latest through the area this weekend. before the break the names of

the 27 women and children who died yesterday in newtown, connecticut. ,,

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wanted for shooting anothert the san rafael transit cent. 24-year-old "ladrakeous dea police have identified the man wanted for shooting another at the san rafael transit center. 24-year-old la drakeus dean is considered armed and dangerous. he goes by the nicknames of drake and de he is on parole for a home invasion robbery.

police say a 22-year-old man was on platform d yesterday afternoon when dean shot him. the victim is expected to survive. a grim coincidence in san francisco and oakland today. police in both cities held previously planned gun buybacks with guns exchanged for cash. anne makovec reports. >> it only takes one gun and one bullet in one gun to kill somebody. this is a huge change. >> reporter: the turnout for this gun buyback was unprecedented. people started lining up four hours before it began. the line stretching for blocks in east oakland. everyone came to exchange their firearms $200 cash for each working gun. >> some guns off the streets, grandkids some kids can't get these guns and kill somebody. >> reporter: more than 100 people have been killed in oakland so far this year. ironically, as cars were lining up here, gunfire hit four people a few blocks away at international and 85th in broad daylight 7:30 a.m.

while this happens all too often in oakland, it's the connecticut school massacre that's on a lot of people's minds today. >> i think it puts whole gun violence in a different perspective and basically makes everything real. >> i think now they understand it a much more fundamental profound level that having a gun in your home that is not safely kept could be a gun in the street committing a crime. >> reporter: oakland police say the most dangerous times of the year as far as gun violence, right before christmas and in august so they are planning another gun buyback next summer. >> right here at the bottom, see? right there. >> reporter: the difference between this program and most others, you get cash instead of a gift card. and they only accept working guns. the money is given by a well any -- by a wealthy oakland donor. gang members aren't turning in guns but it's the people who may unwillingly provide them to criminals. >> same citizens were victims of burglaries where these guns are taken from their homes and

put into the hands of the individuals who are robbing stores who are taking people's lives. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. in san francisco, there was also a long line of people waiting to turn in guns. police worked with community groups to get the word out about the gun buyback program. so many people responded in san francisco that they ran out of money and they had to give out ious. one woman said the connecticut massacre prompted her to turn in her father's guns. >> the recent events have really spurred something that i have been thinking about for a long time. my family's personal history was -- destiny was stolen by guns in their lifetime, my grandfather and my father, my mother's. and i don't want my grandchildren to go through this. this is the easiest statement that i could make was to turn in these guns. >> police say they took in 300

guns in oakland and 125 in san francisco. they say there were still people in line when the buyback ended. they took names and phone numbers and will contact them. our cbs 5 weather camera look toward the golden gate bridge. if you are heading into the city, we'll tell you when the next batch of rain will arrive. ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

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escorts in black leather delivered gifts to children at the san mateo medical center today. the holiday toy run is a project of the golden gate harley owners group. the club has been sponsoring the event for 23 years now. all right. the rain came back. roberta says there's more on the way. she is here with the details. >> there certainly is. but you have to ask the question were you asking me during the commercial break, would you share it with everybody at home? >> were you on the bike today, roberta? >> no, how much precipitation -- [ laughter ] >> she was asking me the percentage of normal stats for this time of the year and we are at 148% of normal in santa rosa and -- [ laughter ] >> no, i didn't ride the bike today, ann. let's head out. our live high-def doppler radar. everything is drying up just a bit now. we are basically seeing a little bit of light precipitation right there between vallejo, benicia,

american canyon up highway 680 north towards fairfield and vacaville. for the most part we received .25" of rain in the north bay, a trace of snow at mt. hamilton and diablo and st. helena. upper 40s san jose through mountain view. 50 in fremont. upper 40s in livermore. currently if you are heading out the door holiday plans, we are into the 40s but the winds are now beginning to dial back. tonight overnight boy, that was quick. 37 degrees for the cold spot in santa rosa, penngrove and cotati. otherwise mid-40s across the board. we have the possibility of a shower tonight. but for the most part the cold front has moved to the south and ejected to the east. but a bit of a raw feeling. tomorrow mostly cloudy, stray shower possible. and more rain then sunshine in that seven-day forecast. it is an unsettled weather pattern. this is the cold front that just blasted through the bay area today. upstream yet another one. it will be moving in, in the

overnight hours sunday. it will certainly affect your morning commute on monday. so there's the leading edge 11:00 sunday night. there's your morning commute on monday. during the day monday, mostly cloudy skies. the possibility of a stray shower. otherwise on tuesday, we have yet another cold front that will keep our snow levels down to 2,000 feet locally. speaking of snow, it's been snowing all day in the high sierra. and we have snow in the forecast each and every day all the way through midweek. now, meanwhile, your forecast gray skies tomorrow east winds up to 20 miles per hour. dialing back to about 10 during the afternoon. highs are recovering tomorrow to about seasonal levels 56 in morgan hill. that's pretty much where we should be this time of year. mid 50s in pittsburg, antioch and north of the golden gate bridge into the 50s. and that number in san francisco is just one degree below average. there you have it. rain tomorrow night through the morning commute on monday. rain likely on tuesday, a dry day under the influence of

high pressure wednesday. more showers likely on thursday. and then a chance of us all needing an umbrella on friday and on saturday. that is a very wet pinpoint forecast. vern glenn in the house. >> that's right. hey, ahead, wild finishes, the holiday bowl games are here. a basketball story you can't miss. and a franchise first for your golden state warriors. we'll tell you what is after a quick break. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers.

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warriors... ...period. has e team ripped off a 6-1 road trip... ...until tonight. david lee, big night ahead. never in the history of the warriors period has the team ripped off a 6-1 road trip until tonight. david lee big night ahead. klay thompson and the w at atlanta. 2nd quarter, watch as follows. slam. that's carl landry. warriors up 9. david lee seventh straight double-double knocks down the jumper 20 points 11 rebounds. warriors are 6-8 this year already. >> from the warriors to the high school football. marin catholic arrived at the home depot center down in carson for a division 3 finale with madison. wildcats in white. off to a great start against madison. quick hit. it was 21-0 just like that into the 2nd quarter. but madison scored 31 unanswered points. fourth down great effort. marin catholic fell behind 31- 21. now 4th quarter watch this catch. deep down field hanley stays with it.

wildcats come back and take the lead but just a couple of plays later here came the war hawks and that's comier on the loose again. that's a 79-yard touchdown. and that was the dagger as marin catholic goes down to madison 38-35. the new mexico bowl against nevada, in white, q-b cody fajardo scored .nevada is up 45-28 >> now to football. look at the arizona flares going after each other. can't they just shake hands? this is the new mexico bowl against nevada. nevada up 45-28, third. here came arizona to get to within 6 and then they got the on sides kick. and with 20 seconds left, the slant, arizona scored 14 points in the last 46 minutes of the game to win 49-48.

stanford hosting uc-davis in basketball. they ran them out of the gym. check dwight powell the drive, and the gutteral ul gh! they beat the aggies 75-52. robby clemens with that shot there. tom crane, jim harbaugh's brother-in-law indiana against butler last seconds. game. hoosiers tied the game at 76. it goes to overtime. tied at 86. butler's andrew barlow the floater. 88-86 over number 1 indiana. >> gabriel ludwig at peace with herself.

is once again playing college basketball and she is finally at peace with herself. at mission college in santa clara, you won't find too many players like gabby ludwig. know that she turns 51 and 30 years since she last played college basketball. it's because she used to be robert john ludwig who spent most of his life knowing he was a woman inside. >> your body doesn't match your spirit. and you search and search for what that thing is. and then when you finally become educated enough to understand what is afflicting you, you can decide to do something about it. >> reporter: ludwig had a gender change operation in july. the proud moment last friday when a judge stamped a new birth document declaring her a woman. >> when she came to us asking if we would go with her to the court date it was of course like we want to make a point to show them that we want her to play we want her on the team she deserves to be on the team. >> he said granted. i turned to my players and i said, let's play ball, y'all. >> it's a great situation. i mean, it's a courageous situation on her part to come back. >> reporter: support has been an issue. >> nobody to turn to like so many other people who are

transgender. you get lost. there are still people who don't understand. i understand the question and concerns. but the world is changing. this is part of that. >> reporter: she has put the pain of a suicide attempt at age 15 and two failed marriages behind her. we'll see you at 11:00. good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,

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